Ignoring the recent Rantanen rumor, it’s no secret that guys don’t love playing for the bod, but he’s a good tactician if not a great motivator. Do you want him in Raleigh long term?
Temp Check Rod Brindamour
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Big Daddy Cane
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The temperature of the takes we’ve read the past few weeks is as hot as the sun.
I hate Brind’Amour, but to be fair, I hate everyone, so my input is worthless.
AD Skinner
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these two clauses invalidate anything else you might have to say. You may as well come in here and say “it’s no secret water is dry but the sky is green and grass is blue”
the halleJOKEL
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standard human body temperature is 98.6 degrees fahrenheit, give or take a degree
i imagine rod's temp would be somewhere around that if checked
i imagine rod's temp would be somewhere around that if checked
Nikishin al Gaib
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Of all the takes we've seen, this might be the hottest
robbieberns
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Is there any coach in the league players have publicly spoken about how much they love playing for than Rod?
you might as well have said “it’s no secret that the sky is green”
you might as well have said “it’s no secret that the sky is green”
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The majority of players have talked about how they love playing for RBA, and the one consistent criticism about him is that he’s not a very good tactician. So your read is VERY far off.
Also, he just signed a new 5 year contract this past offseason. It doesn’t get much more “long term” for a coach.
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Well he is a ref so expecting him to get things right half the time would be a reach.
baconandbread
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Let’s hope the person sent to check isn’t required to get it rectally.
Joe McGrath
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Wasn’t there just a players poll about coaches you’d most like to play for and Rod was in the top 5?
It’s tough to come to a board not your own and be this full of shit - but you’ve managed. Congrats!
It’s tough to come to a board not your own and be this full of shit - but you’ve managed. Congrats!
WreckingCrew
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I'm not sure which is a worse take...players don't want to play for Rod? Or that he's a good tactician? Is it opposite day?
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If he’s a great motivator why do players “not love” playing for him. what’s he motivating them to do? Change their water filtration system?
ahmedou
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I forgot about this thread. Wow, what a take.
tarheelhockey
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So he’s a Jon Cooper away from being the only Adams winner to still have his job in the entire history of the National Hockey League!
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Wild fan shook, skeered of playoff Canes. Knows of the “Break Down Walls” legend that is The Bod .
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The only thing harder than Rod the Bod is me thinking about Rod the Bod
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I tend to now believe we should just pick a coach and then stick with him. I think the way some teams cycle through coaches is toxic to the franchise as a whole. We're also unique in that the way we play hockey is derived so much from how Rod played. He also has such a massive symbolic presence for this franchise.
He's not perfect, but I don't care. I don't ever want to replace him until Rod wants to leave. Even if his matchups or decisions directly cause us to lose a playoff series, I don't think we'll have it better with another coach, and I don't want to "the grass is greener" the situation.
Plus, I can guarantee that if Rod was fired today, 15 NHL teams would immediately pick up the phone. Many of which would can their coach today if it meant them getting Brind'Amour. Heck, he could even lead the historic Boston Bruins!
He's not perfect, but I don't care. I don't ever want to replace him until Rod wants to leave. Even if his matchups or decisions directly cause us to lose a playoff series, I don't think we'll have it better with another coach, and I don't want to "the grass is greener" the situation.
Plus, I can guarantee that if Rod was fired today, 15 NHL teams would immediately pick up the phone. Many of which would can their coach today if it meant them getting Brind'Amour. Heck, he could even lead the historic Boston Bruins!
WreckingCrew
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I agree, however I do wish we'd get him some other coaches who were better with "the Xs & Os", fixing the PP when it runs ice cold but continues to do the exact same f***ing thing, and could slap him silly when he gets overly loyal to certain vets...or helping him solve the overall "road woes" (which apparently we're bottom 10 on the road this season)I tend to now believe we should just pick a coach and then stick with him. I think the way some teams cycle through coaches is toxic to the franchise as a whole. We're also unique in that the way we play hockey is derived so much from how Rod played. He also has such a massive symbolic presence for this franchise.
He's not perfect, but I don't care. I don't ever want to replace him until Rod wants to leave. Even if his matchups or decisions directly cause us to lose a playoff series, I don't think we'll have it better with another coach, and I don't want to "the grass is greener" the situation.
Plus, I can guarantee that if Rod was fired today, 15 NHL teams would immediately pick up the phone. Many of which would can their coach today if it meant them getting Brind'Amour. Heck, he could even lead the historic Boston Bruins!
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